Nursing Process Exam latest
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solutions with quiz & answers |
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B - CORRECT ANSWERS-A client with Alzheimer's disease is admitted to the hospital
with a diagnosis of chronic bladder infection. The skin on the client's upper thighs and
perineum is excoriated from urinary incontinence. Which nursing diagnosis is the most
appropriate for this client?
A. Risk for urinary tract infection related to incontinence
B. Impaired skin integrity related to functional incontinence
C. Imparied skin integrity related to urinary tract infections
D. Urinary incontinnence related to functional incontinence
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Which of the following actions shows the nurse's
understanding of a principle of learning?
A. The nurse tells the family that the client needs to work at learning about the
pathophysiology of the client's health condition.
B. The nurse provides instruction while the client in the next bed entertains loud visitors
C. The nurse delays teaching until the client's pain subsides
D. The nurse does not repeat any medication side effects that the client should report to
the physician
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-3. You say to your adolescent client, "When you said that
you were high, did you mean that you had just taken some drugs?" This is an example
of which type of therapeutic communication technique?
A. restating
B. reflecting
C. seeking consensual validation
D. focusing
D - CORRECT ANSWERS-4. The nurse who is performing a functional assessment of
the older adult should ask about which of the following?
A. medication history
B. health history
C. health-seeking behaviors over the lifespan
D. activities of daily living
, B - CORRECT ANSWERS-5. A definition of sexuality includes which of the following?
A. a person's sex, either female or male
B. awareness and feelings of being male or female
C. being dimorphic
D. basic elements of both female and male gonads at birth
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-6. You have been discussing a client's perception and
thoughts regarding her recently diagnosed pancreatic cancer. After lengthy discussion,
your client becomes silent. You should:
A. excuse yourself, as the conversation is obviously over
B. ask her what else she would like to discuss
C. sit silently for several minutes before doing anything
D. change th subject and discuss something of a lighter nature
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-7. A client is being discharged from the hospital after
treatment for a newly diagnosed disease. If the client does not receive education about
the condition, what will be the most likely result?
A. no change in chronic condition
B. rehospitalization for chronic illness
C. self-actualization
D. more questions about the illness
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-8. Your client is a single mother of a young child. She is in a
steady relationship but is unable to become more intimate with her partner because her
child is anxious about her mother's relationship with a man not the child's father. What
would be your nursing diagnosis?
A. Ineffective sexual pattenrs
B. Sexual dysfunction
C. Interrupted family patterns
D. Risk for ineffective parenting
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-9. Your client is a 33 year old newly married womanwho was
a vrigin prior to marriage. She discovers that she finds sexual intercourse disgusting.
She was raised by her father who was very strict. Which of the following nursing
diagnoses would be most appropriate?
A. Ineffective sexuality patterns
B. Sexual dysfunction
C. Ineffective individual coping
D. Hopelessness
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-10. A client has a medical diagnosis of cerebrovascular
accident with resulting right-sided paralysis. The client can no longer pursue his
occupation as a landscaper. What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis?
A. Powerlessness
B. Ineffective role performance
updates!!! 2026-2027 | correct
solutions with quiz & answers |
highly graded a+
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-A client with Alzheimer's disease is admitted to the hospital
with a diagnosis of chronic bladder infection. The skin on the client's upper thighs and
perineum is excoriated from urinary incontinence. Which nursing diagnosis is the most
appropriate for this client?
A. Risk for urinary tract infection related to incontinence
B. Impaired skin integrity related to functional incontinence
C. Imparied skin integrity related to urinary tract infections
D. Urinary incontinnence related to functional incontinence
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-2. Which of the following actions shows the nurse's
understanding of a principle of learning?
A. The nurse tells the family that the client needs to work at learning about the
pathophysiology of the client's health condition.
B. The nurse provides instruction while the client in the next bed entertains loud visitors
C. The nurse delays teaching until the client's pain subsides
D. The nurse does not repeat any medication side effects that the client should report to
the physician
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-3. You say to your adolescent client, "When you said that
you were high, did you mean that you had just taken some drugs?" This is an example
of which type of therapeutic communication technique?
A. restating
B. reflecting
C. seeking consensual validation
D. focusing
D - CORRECT ANSWERS-4. The nurse who is performing a functional assessment of
the older adult should ask about which of the following?
A. medication history
B. health history
C. health-seeking behaviors over the lifespan
D. activities of daily living
, B - CORRECT ANSWERS-5. A definition of sexuality includes which of the following?
A. a person's sex, either female or male
B. awareness and feelings of being male or female
C. being dimorphic
D. basic elements of both female and male gonads at birth
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-6. You have been discussing a client's perception and
thoughts regarding her recently diagnosed pancreatic cancer. After lengthy discussion,
your client becomes silent. You should:
A. excuse yourself, as the conversation is obviously over
B. ask her what else she would like to discuss
C. sit silently for several minutes before doing anything
D. change th subject and discuss something of a lighter nature
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-7. A client is being discharged from the hospital after
treatment for a newly diagnosed disease. If the client does not receive education about
the condition, what will be the most likely result?
A. no change in chronic condition
B. rehospitalization for chronic illness
C. self-actualization
D. more questions about the illness
C - CORRECT ANSWERS-8. Your client is a single mother of a young child. She is in a
steady relationship but is unable to become more intimate with her partner because her
child is anxious about her mother's relationship with a man not the child's father. What
would be your nursing diagnosis?
A. Ineffective sexual pattenrs
B. Sexual dysfunction
C. Interrupted family patterns
D. Risk for ineffective parenting
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-9. Your client is a 33 year old newly married womanwho was
a vrigin prior to marriage. She discovers that she finds sexual intercourse disgusting.
She was raised by her father who was very strict. Which of the following nursing
diagnoses would be most appropriate?
A. Ineffective sexuality patterns
B. Sexual dysfunction
C. Ineffective individual coping
D. Hopelessness
B - CORRECT ANSWERS-10. A client has a medical diagnosis of cerebrovascular
accident with resulting right-sided paralysis. The client can no longer pursue his
occupation as a landscaper. What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis?
A. Powerlessness
B. Ineffective role performance
